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Protesters tear down parts of Confederate monument at State Capitol :: WRAL.com
Published: 2020-06-19 17:19:00Updated: 2020-06-20 06:15:48Local NewsTags:By Rosalia Fodera, Julian Grace, Sloane Heffernan and Leslie Moreno, WRAL reporters — Protesters in downtown Raleigh on Friday night tore down two statues on a Confederate monument at the State Capitol.The monument has a statue on either side. At around 9 p.m., protesters used a strap to pull down one statue before quickly removing the second one. Both statues were dragged in the street and eventually tied to light fixtures and pulled up to mimic hangings.Protesters dragged at least one statue to the Wake County...…Published: 2020-06-19 17:19:00Updated: 2020-06-20 06:15:48Local NewsTags:By Rosalia Fodera, Julian Grace, Sloane Heffernan and Leslie Moreno, WRAL reporters — Protesters in downtown Raleigh on Friday night tore down two statues on a Confederate monument at the State Capitol.The monument has a statue on either side. At around 9 p.m., protesters used a strap to pull down one statue before quickly removing the second one. Both statues were dragged in the street and eventually tied to light fixtures and pulled up to mimic hangings.Protesters dragged at least one statue to the Wake County...WW…
UNC's dorm plan deemed "highest-risk" by CDC :: WRAL.com
Published: 2020-07-27 21:51:20Updated: 2020-07-27 21:51:20EducationTags:By Laura Leslie, WRAL capitol bureau chief — As the big universities in the Triangle prepare to welcome students back to campus, residents in the areas are concerned about the potential spread of the coronavirus.Many students will be coming in from coronavirus hotspots like California, Texas and Florida.On Sunday, Duke University took steps to limit capacity in dorm buildings .As of right now, UNC-Chapel Hill plans to allow full capacity in dorm buildings. That could mean as many as eight students sharing one suite.That...…Published: 2020-07-27 21:51:20Updated: 2020-07-27 21:51:20EducationTags:By Laura Leslie, WRAL capitol bureau chief — As the big universities in the Triangle prepare to welcome students back to campus, residents in the areas are concerned about the potential spread of the coronavirus.Many students will be coming in from coronavirus hotspots like California, Texas and Florida.On Sunday, Duke University took steps to limit capacity in dorm buildings .As of right now, UNC-Chapel Hill plans to allow full capacity in dorm buildings. That could mean as many as eight students sharing one suite.That...WW…
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